Sentence examples for mutual enlightenment from inspiring English sources

Putin is on record as having written, when president, that the Moscow school is "a centre for mutual enlightenment, for strengthening the values of democracy and public service, for nourishing respect for the law, and for developing new ideas".

The two would presumably have met in the middle, to their mutual enlightenment.

She highlights the similar aspirations, mutual enlightenment and common foibles of monarchs, travellers, philanthropists, writers, musicians, scholars, and exiles.

Favorite columns get traded around -- and databases are linked together -- purely for mutual enlightenment or mutual mischief.

Sure, it can be fun to go on and on with like-minded compadres and reinforce our mutual enlightenment.

After a certain point I was tired of the back and forth, and told him I was open to generating a real discussion on the issue, to try and gain mutual enlightenment.

Arendt always stressed that the formation of valid opinions requires a public space where individuals can test and purify their views through a process of mutual debate and enlightenment.

In 1957 in his classic book The Breakdown of Nations economist and political scientist Leopold Kohr persuasively and rigorously argued that small nations are the natural order having been throughout history the engines for enlightenment, innovation, mutual aid and the arts.

If we accept the Enlightenment values of tolerance, coexistence and mutual pursuit of material happiness, things in the long run work out.

This insistence on the mutual dependency and interrelation of sense experience and understanding (as opposed to many Enlightenment views that plumped for either reason or the senses as the dominant party) was refined in his engagement with Kant's critique.

Any enlightenment appreciated".